Inspiration for a craftsman kitchen remodel in Seattle

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Example of an arts and crafts kitchen design in Seattle

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Living room - mid-sized open concept bamboo floor and brown floor living room idea in Seattle with white walls, a two-sided fireplace and a stone fireplace

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Example of a 1960s living room design in Los Angeles

Open kitchen with open but hidden pantry. Located on an Island in the Pacific Northwest, this project brings the elements of the area to the design. Views abound and the kitchen brings a sophistication to the

Surrounding a fabulous Mediterranean style home, this garden features lush, exuberant plantings of a tropical nature. Photos by Miranda Estes.
This is an example of a mediterranean landscaping in Seattle.

HARIS KENJAR
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Example of a large beach style l-shaped brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Seattle with an undermount sink, blue cabinets, multicolored backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Enclosed dining room - mid-sized transitional limestone floor and gray floor enclosed dining room idea in Seattle with gray walls and no fireplace

Haris Kenjar
Example of a classic u-shaped brick floor and red floor kitchen design in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, white backsplash, colored appliances, an island and brown countertops

Overlooking the Puget Sound, this 2,000 sf Pacific Northwest modern home effortlessly opens onto classic water views while optimizing privacy and Southern exposure with a private patio. Our clients sought a poetically minimalist and practical retirement home infused with rhythm and geometry. With dramatic roof lines and a projecting great room that define its form, the architecture’s simplicity frames its dramatic site to incredible effect while the interior playfully loops the spacious traffic patterns of this 3 bedroom 2.5 bath.

Built by Cutuli Homes in Kenmore, Washington, this custom home brings the warmth, simplicity, and natural beauty of Scandinavian design to the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by the homeowner’s Norwegian heritage, the open kitchen, family room, and game room were designed as connected gathering spaces that feel bright, welcoming, and distinctly Nordic. One of the home’s defining features is its extensive use of light natural ash wood with a matte, low-sheen clear finish. Rather than staining the wood, the natural finish allows the grain, variation, and character of the material to become part of the architecture. The wood flows through the dramatic ceilings, custom cabinetry, built-ins, shelving, island details, flooring, and window trim, creating a remarkably cohesive interior. The combination of natural wood and crisp white walls reflects a fundamental principle of Scandinavian design: maximizing available natural light while bringing the beauty of nature indoors. It is an approach particularly well suited to the Pacific Northwest, where Kenmore’s long rainy season and often-gray winter skies share some of the same design challenges that have influenced Nordic homes for generations. The kitchen continues the European influence with clean-lined custom cabinetry, an open layout, natural materials, and a contemporary convection cooktop. Rather than relying on applied ornamentation, the architecture celebrates craftsmanship, proportion, wood grain, and thoughtful functionality. The adjoining family and game areas continue the same material palette, with custom built-ins, integrated shelving, a built-in window bench, and expansive windows that connect the light interior to the surrounding Northwest landscape. The result is a home that feels both authentically Scandinavian and unmistakably Pacific Northwest—a highly personal interpretation of Norwegian heritage designed for modern life in Kenmore. Builder: Cutuli Homes Location: Kenmore, Washington Style: Scandinavian / Nordic-Inspired Pacific Northwest Contemporary Project Type: Custom Hom

Built by Cutuli Homes in Kenmore, Washington, this custom home brings the warmth, simplicity, and natural beauty of Scandinavian design to the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by the homeowner’s Norwegian heritage, the open kitchen, family room, and game room were designed as connected gathering spaces that feel bright, welcoming, and distinctly Nordic. One of the home’s defining features is its extensive use of light natural ash wood with a matte, low-sheen clear finish. Rather than staining the wood, the natural finish allows the grain, variation, and character of the material to become part of the architecture. The wood flows through the dramatic ceilings, custom cabinetry, built-ins, shelving, island details, flooring, and window trim, creating a remarkably cohesive interior. The combination of natural wood and crisp white walls reflects a fundamental principle of Scandinavian design: maximizing available natural light while bringing the beauty of nature indoors. It is an approach particularly well suited to the Pacific Northwest, where Kenmore’s long rainy season and often-gray winter skies share some of the same design challenges that have influenced Nordic homes for generations. The kitchen continues the European influence with clean-lined custom cabinetry, an open layout, natural materials, and a contemporary convection cooktop. Rather than relying on applied ornamentation, the architecture celebrates craftsmanship, proportion, wood grain, and thoughtful functionality. The adjoining family and game areas continue the same material palette, with custom built-ins, integrated shelving, a built-in window bench, and expansive windows that connect the light interior to the surrounding Northwest landscape. The result is a home that feels both authentically Scandinavian and unmistakably Pacific Northwest—a highly personal interpretation of Norwegian heritage designed for modern life in Kenmore. Builder: Cutuli Homes Location: Kenmore, Washington Style: Scandinavian / Nordic-Inspired Pacific Northwest Contemporary Project Type: Custom Home

Fresh Eggs from Happy Chickens - Chateau Poulet, Bainbridge Island | Lore Patterson
Design ideas for a rustic backyard formal garden in Seattle.

Bainbridge Island Garden | Photographer: Lore Patterson
Photo of a tropical landscaping in Seattle.

An antique gate is the perfect accompaniment to lush planting borders mixed with tropical plants. Photos by Miranda Estes.
Inspiration for a mediterranean backyard stone garden path in Seattle for summer.

Built by Cutuli Homes in Kenmore, Washington, this custom home brings the warmth, simplicity, and natural beauty of Scandinavian design to the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by the homeowner’s Norwegian heritage, the open kitchen, family room, and game room were designed as connected gathering spaces that feel bright, welcoming, and distinctly Nordic. One of the home’s defining features is its extensive use of light natural ash wood with a matte, low-sheen clear finish. Rather than staining the wood, the natural finish allows the grain, variation, and character of the material to become part of the architecture. The wood flows through the dramatic ceilings, custom cabinetry, built-ins, shelving, island details, flooring, and window trim, creating a remarkably cohesive interior. The combination of natural wood and crisp white walls reflects a fundamental principle of Scandinavian design: maximizing available natural light while bringing the beauty of nature indoors. It is an approach particularly well suited to the Pacific Northwest, where Kenmore’s long rainy season and often-gray winter skies share some of the same design challenges that have influenced Nordic homes for generations. The kitchen continues the European influence with clean-lined custom cabinetry, an open layout, natural materials, and a contemporary convection cooktop. Rather than relying on applied ornamentation, the architecture celebrates craftsmanship, proportion, wood grain, and thoughtful functionality. The adjoining family and game areas continue the same material palette, with custom built-ins, integrated shelving, a built-in window bench, and expansive windows that connect the light interior to the surrounding Northwest landscape. The result is a home that feels both authentically Scandinavian and unmistakably Pacific Northwest—a highly personal interpretation of Norwegian heritage designed for modern life in Kenmore. Builder: Cutuli Homes Location: Kenmore, Washington Style: Scandinavian / Nordic-Inspired Pacific Northwest Contemporary Project Type: Custom Hom